20 Years of Growth and Innovation - A Journey Worth Taking!
20 Years of Growth and Innovation - A Journey Worth Taking!
Stable and challenging environment. The culture of innovation is remarkable. Strong camaraderie among colleagues. Opportunities for career advancement and skill development.
Sometimes, decision-making processes can be slow in larger projects due to the size of the organization, which can impact agility.
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Motorola Interview Experiences
Devops Engineer
It was a bit hard, as they asked everything related to DevOps, including scripting, Ansible, Jenkins, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, etc. They also asked to write a lot of scripting. The same questions were asked in the second round.
Senior Software Engineer
I made it through a remote coding interview and got through an hour in-person coding exercise followed by general technical discussion. The third and (what I thought) would be final interview involved high-level questions, during which the interviewe
Test Engineer
I had a brief meeting with a manager in the test organization. I then interviewed with two senior testers. The questions were typical and job-related. There were no off-the-wall "what kind of tree would you be" questions. The interviewers provide
Devops Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2024It was a bit hard, as they asked everything related to DevOps, including scripting, Ansible, Jenkins, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, etc. They also asked to write a lot of scripting. The same questions were asked in the second round.
Senior Software Engineer
United StatesJuly 1, 2018I made it through a remote coding interview and got through an hour in-person coding exercise followed by general technical discussion. The third and (what I thought) would be final interview involved high-level questions, during which the interviewe
Test Engineer
Schaumburg, Illinois, United StatesAugust 1, 2012I had a brief meeting with a manager in the test organization. I then interviewed with two senior testers. The questions were typical and job-related. There were no off-the-wall "what kind of tree would you be" questions. The interviewers provide
